Openly claiming that you can use that slur in a non-hateful way and that it's your favourite word is far from good.If he does the right thing in the end, even for shitty "didn't actually learn" reasons who cares? It's still a win and one less person using hateful speech. I'm not telling yall to go support this guy and watch his twitch stream, but ffs if he's doing the right thing then don't try and tear him apart for "not getting it".
Stop letting perfect be the enemy of good
I wouldn't call those tweets "good". My bar is not that low.If he does the right thing in the end, even for shitty "didn't actually learn" reasons who cares? It's still a win and one less person using hateful speech. I'm not telling yall to go support this guy and watch his twitch stream, but ffs if he's doing the right thing then don't try and tear him apart for "not getting it".
Stop letting perfect be the enemy of good
Lol this guy is stupid."It was one of my fav words and it got me thru alot."
What the hell?
There's nothing good about someone admitting that not only he used a homophobic slur his whole life but that apparently it's his favorite word. And he didn't learn shit, he is just saying he is not gonna use it on stream because that can get him into trouble.If he does the right thing in the end, even for shitty "didn't actually learn" reasons who cares? It's still a win and one less person using hateful speech. I'm not telling yall to go support this guy and watch his twitch stream, but ffs if he's doing the right thing then don't try and tear him apart for "not getting it".
Stop letting perfect be the enemy of good
If he does the right thing in the end, even for shitty "didn't actually learn" reasons who cares? It's still a win and one less person using hateful speech. I'm not telling yall to go support this guy and watch his twitch stream, but ffs if he's doing the right thing then don't try and tear him apart for "not getting it".
Stop letting perfect be the enemy of good
No, this isn't good my god.If he does the right thing in the end, even for shitty "didn't actually learn" reasons who cares? It's still a win and one less person using hateful speech. I'm not telling yall to go support this guy and watch his twitch stream, but ffs if he's doing the right thing then don't try and tear him apart for "not getting it".
Stop letting perfect be the enemy of good
Why are we not allowed to criticise his belief that the slur can be used in a non hateful way?"I'm going to stop using this hateful speech" is what we want right? Or would you rather he continue to use the term?
Someone not using the term for any reason is better then them using the term for any reason. Knowing that his reasoning is shit is an excuse not to support his work, but at least it's a small step in the right direction.
"It was one of my fav words and it got me thru alot."
What the hell?
Most streamers don't use it for the same reasons. Some people don't say it because they just don't use the word period, but others use it privately amongst friends and don't use it on stream because they don't want their channels banned. He even said that he never meant anything ill by it in the tweet and that its a word he grew up with. Anyway, unlike some, I'm not gonna magically pretend like I've never used it either. It just depends on the people you're around and what you all mean by it IMO. Context is important here. I'm black and I have white friends that have used the n-word around me for example, but it's okay with me because contextually I understand it's not meant to offend. So like I said, context is key here and we should be looking for that in tweets and uses of words.
I'm not pretending anything, I don't use homophobic slurs because it's fucking abhorrent.Most streamers don't use it for the same reasons. Some people don't say it because they just don't use the word period, but others use it privately amongst friends and don't use it on stream because they don't want their channels banned. He even said that he never meant anything ill by it in the tweet and that its a word he grew up with. Anyway, unlike some, I'm not gonna magically pretend like I've never used it either. It just depends on the people you're around and what you all mean by it IMO. Context is important here. I'm black and I have white friends that have used the n-word around me for example, but it's okay with me because contextually I understand it's not meant to offend. So like I said, context is key here and we should be looking for that in tweets and uses of words.
If you use the word faggot as a crutch onstream then yeah you probably suck at being funny
Please stop making it sound like slurs and hate speech is normal and should be tolerated.Most streamers don't use it for the same reasons. Some people don't say it because they just don't use the word period, but others use it privately amongst friends and don't use it on stream because they don't want their channels banned. He even said that he never meant anything ill by it in the tweet and that its a word he grew up with. Anyway, unlike some, I'm not gonna magically pretend like I've never used it either. It just depends on the people you're around and what you all mean by it IMO. Context is important here. I'm black and I have white friends that have used the n-word around me for example, but it's okay with me because contextually I understand it's not meant to offend. So like I said, context is key here and we should be looking for that in tweets and uses of words.
"It was one of my fav words and it got me thru alot."
What the hell?
Most streamers don't use it for the same reasons. Some people don't say it because they just don't use the word period, but others use it privately amongst friends and don't use it on stream because they don't want their channels banned. He even said that he never meant anything ill by it in the tweet and that its a word he grew up with. Anyway, unlike some, I'm not gonna magically pretend like I've never used it either. It just depends on the people you're around and what you all mean by it IMO. Context is important here. I'm black and I have white friends that have used the n-word around me for example, but it's okay with me because contextually I understand it's not meant to offend. So like I said, context is key here and we should be looking for that in tweets and uses of words.
Yeah. And he claimed to be a leftist. What a fucking clown.Is this related to that "Destiny" guy who got banned yesterday for saying F-word on stream? Apparently he got 1 month ban.
This is the attitude that got Trump electedAt least he's honest I guess? I think I can respect that. Takes balls to admit you don't give a fuck about anyone or anything but money and are a literally piece of shit.
The huge majority of black people don't like the n-word though , and especially anyone not black using it....so don't normalize it.Most streamers don't use it for the same reasons. Some people don't say it because they just don't use the word period, but others use it privately amongst friends and don't use it on stream because they don't want their channels banned. He even said that he never meant anything ill by it in the tweet and that its a word he grew up with. Anyway, unlike some, I'm not gonna magically pretend like I've never used it either. It just depends on the people you're around and what you all mean by it IMO. Context is important here. I'm black and I have white friends that have used the n-word around me for example, but it's okay with me because contextually I understand it's not meant to offend. So like I said, context is key here and we should be looking for that in tweets and uses of words.
a lot of them live in their own bubble and dont really seem to know how the "real" world worksIs there something about being a streamer and a shitty person? It seems like a lot are.
They were already likely awful, socially inept losers who now have an audience that eggs them on to be as offensive and awful as possibleIs there something about being a streamer and a shitty person? It seems like a lot are.
Confirmation bias on your part because you're on gaming forums and read about video game culture.Is there something about being a streamer and a shitty person? It seems like a lot are.
Is there something about being a streamer and a shitty person? It seems like a lot are.
The gaming community is pretty bigoted in general, mix that with the ego you get from streaming and it's not hard to see how a lot of them couldn't care less about others.Is there something about being a streamer and a shitty person? It seems like a lot are.
Most streamers don't use it for the same reasons. Some people don't say it because they just don't use the word period, but others use it privately amongst friends and don't use it on stream because they don't want their channels banned. He even said that he never meant anything ill by it in the tweet and that its a word he grew up with. Anyway, unlike some, I'm not gonna magically pretend like I've never used it either. It just depends on the people you're around and what you all mean by it IMO. Context is important here. I'm black and I have white friends that have used the n-word around me for example, but it's okay with me because contextually I understand it's not meant to offend. So like I said, context is key here and we should be looking for that in tweets and uses of words.
Most streamers don't use it for the same reasons. Some people don't say it because they just don't use the word period, but others use it privately amongst friends and don't use it on stream because they don't want their channels banned. He even said that he never meant anything ill by it in the tweet and that its a word he grew up with. Anyway, unlike some, I'm not gonna magically pretend like I've never used it either. It just depends on the people you're around and what you all mean by it IMO. Context is important here. I'm black and I have white friends that have used the n-word around me for example, but it's okay with me because contextually I understand it's not meant to offend. So like I said, context is key here and we should be looking for that in tweets and uses of words.